#vintage danish 3 seat sofa

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#225 Vintage Scandinavian Leather sofa

Vintage Danish Sofa

leather 3 seater sofa

Denmark, 1970s

Introducing our stunning mid-century vintage three-seat sofa, a perfect blend of timeless design and luxurious comfort. Crafted with patinated, rich tobacco-brown leather, this exquisite piece captures the essence of classic mid-century style. Its boxy armrests and elegant form make it a standout addition to any living space. Ideal for discerning customers in Sydney and Melbourne seeking both style and quality, this sofa is more than just a furniture piece; it’s a statement of refined taste. Meticulously preserved to maintain its vintage charm, it offers both the comfort of modern craftsmanship and the allure of retro elegance.

Elevate your home with this beautiful, tobacco-coloured leather sofa, a true symbol of mid-century sophistication.

Dimensions: L217 x D85 x H85, SH42

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How to Match Furniture with Your Home Decor Aesthetic in the UK!

When it comes to creating a home that feels uniquely you, it all starts with your decor style. Whether you're channelling the regal vibes of British sophistication or the sleek minimalism of Scandinavian design, the furniture you choose makes all the difference. If you're looking for the perfect pieces to complete your aesthetic, a furniture store with a wide range of options can be your best ally. Let's dive into five fabulous home decor aesthetics and the ideal furniture pieces to match each one!

1. British Style Home: Classic Elegance Meets Cozy Charm

The Vibe: Think of a charming countryside manor with roaring fireplaces, tea on the table, and timeless elegance. British decor is all about comfort with a dash of sophistication.

Furniture to Love:

Chesterfield Sofa: A classic deep-buttoned, rolled-arm beauty that screams timeless British charm.

Wingback Armchairs: These cozy chairs with their tall backs and "wings" are perfect for sitting by the fire with a good book.

Mahogany Dining Table: Elegant and stately, a mahogany table adds richness to any dining room.

Ottomans: Perfect for putting your feet up in style or adding extra seating

2. Hollywood Glam Aesthetic: Lights, Camera, Glamour!

The Vibe: Think old Hollywood glitz with a modern twist—plush fabrics, sparkling accents, and luxurious finishes. This style is bold, glamorous, and unapologetically opulent.

Furniture to Love:

Chesterfield Sofa or Velvet Upholstered Sofa: For that glam vibe, choose a Chesterfield or a velvet sofa in rich jewel tones. Perfect for lounging like a movie star!

Mirrored Sideboards & Mirror Coffee Tables: Reflect the glamour! Mirrored surfaces catch the light and add a sense of spaciousness.

Black and Gold Accent Italian Beds: Luxurious, dramatic, and made to be the centrepiece of a bedroom that feels like a high-end movie set.

Marble Dining Tables: Sleek, polished, and ultra-luxe, a marble dining table screams sophistication and glam.

3. Scandinavian Aesthetic: Cozy Minimalism for the Soul

The Vibe: Less is more! Scandinavian decor is all about simplicity, functionality, and a connection to nature. It’s the perfect blend of minimalism and coziness (or as the Danish call it, “hygge”).

Furniture to Love:

Oak Coffee Table: Natural wood tones and clean lines make this a staple for any Scandinavian-style living room.

Modular Sofa: Functional, stylish, and comfortable, a modular sofa adapts to your needs while maintaining that minimalist vibe.

Oak Shelving Units: Light wood and open design, perfect for displaying minimal decor and keeping the space airy.

French Style Wooden Sideboards: A touch of French charm adds warmth and character to this otherwise minimalist aesthetic.

4. French Country Style: Rustic Elegance with a Touch of Romance

The Vibe: Picture a quaint French countryside home—elegant but relaxed, with a focus on rustic charm and romantic details. It’s all about soft colours, natural materials, and vintage-inspired pieces.

Furniture to Love:

French Style Wardrobe: Tall, elegant, and beautifully carved, a French wardrobe adds a romantic flair to any room.

Chesterfield Sofa: A crossover with British style, the Chesterfield brings timeless elegance and comfort to the French country look.

French Style Wooden Sideboards: These rustic yet refined sideboards offer storage and style, often with charming details like turned legs or distressed finishes.

Wingback Armchairs: Cozy and inviting, they bring a touch of vintage French sophistication to your space.

5. Modern Aesthetic: Sleek, Simple, and Stylish

The Vibe: Clean lines, bold accents, and minimal clutter. Modern decor is all about creating a space that feels streamlined, functional, and stylish with a focus on open spaces and neutral palettes.

Furniture to Love:

Glass Coffee Table: A sleek, minimal piece that adds a light, airy feel to your living room without overwhelming the space.

Sectional Sofa: A modern must-have, sectional sofas offer comfort and style in one clean package, perfect for lounging or entertaining.

Leather Armchairs: Structured, sleek, and undeniably cool, leather armchairs add a bold touch to modern decor.

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1960s, Danish design. Refurbished-reupholstered 3 seater "Banana" sofa in quality vintage bottle green velor, two extra pillows. Ash wood legs. Brass springs in the seat and back is retained. Manufactured by a Danish furniture manufacturer in about 1960. Reupholstered by professional furniture upholsterer, craftsman.

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Anise Cottage

This is a furnished cottage built in Willow Creek. It is laden with CC and has 2-3 bedrooms, a basement laundry room, an empty shed in the backyard, and a couple planter boxes. Heavily inspired by the black hole we all know as Pinterest.

CC List:

From Peacemaker:

Trimmed Shacked Side Shingles/Shacked Side Shingles

Splashback Glass Tiles- Offset Bar Tile

Classic Wall Set: Greyscale and Neutrals/Yellowgreen and Green/Orange and Yellow

Black and White Hexagon Tiles

From Plumbob Tea Society:

Cottage Garden: Woody’s Wood//Plant Jug//Cottage Windowbox//Rocky’s Rocks//Hose//Baby Bluebells//Mason Jar Candle//Mason Jar Candle Short//My Raised Garden

Rustic Romance: Freshly Folded Dining Chair

From Mutske:

Window Wicklow Middle Single 2x1

Window Wicklow Middle 1x1

Window Wicklow Privat-Dormer Single 2x1

Window Wicklow Attic Single 2x1

Window Wicklow Attic 1x1

Window Wicklow Counter Single 2x1

Window Wicklow Counter 1x1

Arch Wicklow 1x1

Arch Wicklow 2x1

Arch Wicklow Single 2x1

Fana Window Counter Small Open Single 2x1

Fana Window Counter Small Single 2x1

From Plasticbox:

Mega Budget Extra DeLite Door One & Two Tile

Small Wild Plant

From BrazenLotus:

Brindleton Bay Liberated Items

Succulent Square Table

Get Together Liberated Plants by Porphyria’s Sims

****This next bit is CC I used for the interior (you do not need any of this if you are going to furnish the house yourself); it is an EXORBITANT amount of CC but here we go:

From Aroundthesims:

Diner Set: Straw Dispenser//Maple Syrup and Sugar

Baking: Canister//Jar

Ikea Like Wall Rack Plant//Stool//Wall Rack Utensils

Ikea Like Table Ingatorp Closed

La Friperie Dress Rack//Mirror

Ikea Bedroom Hemnes Small Dresser

Backpack #1

Make Up Bag

Ikea Postcard Herborist v2

Vintage Radio

From Plumbob Tea Society:

Cottage Garden

Rustic Romance

Tea Tin

From Budgie2Budgie

Marmalade

Books

Industrial Age Posters

Record Store Ads//Vinyls

Botanic Garden Posters

Vintage Signs

From Litttlecakes

Laundry Seperates

Happy Flags

Polaroids

Instant Wall Stickers//Retrotunes Poster

Books in a Tray//Oblong Pumpkin

Japan Art Set

From Plasticbox:

Missionary Day Bed

The Missionary Bed- Double

From SaudadeSims:

Crosley Cruiser Portable Turntable

Urban Outfitters Rugs 2x3/3x4

Minimalist Drapes Plain Recolors

From Peacemaker:

Grove Furniture Collection Single Bed Mattress

Mid Century Abode- Lux Bedding V2

Shaker Kitchen: Timer//Solid Painted Counter//Refridgerator Nook//Cabinets

Mid-Century Eclectic: Danish Bedside Light//Moth Orchid//Genie Lamp

Bayside Bedroom Set: Table Lamp//Cherry Blossom Vase//Shielded Lamp 02

Oasis Chic Dining Wine Bottle Candle Lantern

Myra Living Throw Pillow

Hampton’s Retreat: Panoramic Seaside Print//Dresser//Bedside Table//Seaside Prints//Monsteria//Ornate Mirror

Hampton’s Hideaway: Model Sailboat//Rectangle Mantle Clock//Porcelain Birds//Leaning Mirror//Treacle Console Table//Cutaway 2 Seat Sofa//Coffee Table//Tripod Floor Lamp//Verre Candlesticks

Kingston Dining: Curvaceous Mirror//Monsteria Vase//Botanical Wonders//Double Framed Canvas//Flowers in a Row

Hampton’s Getaway Mirror

*Built on 30x20 lot Daisy Hovel in Willow Creek*

Place using bb.moveobjects on. I used the following packs to build this lot: Cats & Dogs, City Living, Get Together, Get to Work, Jungle Adventure, Parenthood, Vampires, Dine Out, Spa Day, Outdoor Retreat, Laundry Day, Toddler Stuff, Vintage Glamour, Backyard Stuff, Romantic Garden, Movie Hangout, Spooky Stuff, Cool Kitchen, and Perfect Patio. Feel free to let me know if anything is weird! Download from the gallery (Origin ID: alcearoseasims) or from dropbox:

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Mid Century Danish Modern Sofa Couch Solid Teak Japan Vintage 3 Seat Vinyl $799.99 via eBay https://ift.tt/2DyXbl8

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A Landscape Designer’s Serene Bondi Oasis

A Landscape Designer’s Serene Bondi Oasis

Homes

by Lucy Feagins, Editor

William and Julia Dangar with their children Tom (9), Summer (11) in the laneway of their Bondi house. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

A Bismarck Palm set into the curve of the building’s north-facing facade. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

A deep window seat allows for engagement with the home’s adjacent laneway, with a sliding New Guinea rosewood screen for privacy as required. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The kitchen bench is tiled for an honest and functional look, with warmth coming from the American oak shelving and drawers. An Ambit Rail Lamp by Muuto illuminates the bench. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

On the wall is a custom-made display of wooden spoons by Elise Cameron-Smith. ‘Kotai’ round dining table by Mario Ruiz from Expormim. ‘Lightwood’ dining chairs by Jasper Morrison for Maruni. ‘Formakami’ pendent light by Jaime Hayon from &Tradition. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Ceramics by Mel Lumb purchased from Saint Cloche echo the organic shapes and natural colourway of the house’s ground floor. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Open shelving in the kitchen allows for the display of objects, including Nera bowls from Zanat designed by Mönica Forster. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

This kitchen shelving was specifically designed by David Harrison of Design Daily and made by Cranbrook Workshop to display of a collection of rustic 1970s Australian ceramics, alongside contemporary pieces. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

‘Kotai’ round dining table by Mario Ruiz from Expormim. ‘Lightwood’ dining chairs by Jasper Morrison for Maruni. ‘Formakami’ pendent light by Jaime Hayon from &Tradition. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Pieces in this home are sourced from around the world. The large Tuareg rug in woven leather and reed is from Morocco, while the Braid Sofa is from Japanese company Ariake, designed by Norm Architects. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

American oak and travertine coffee table designed by David Harrison of Design Daily and made by Cranbrook Workshop. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Andrew Burges Architects designed a large powder-coated steel cabinet to house the TV and impart the idea of a sculptural object within the space. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The Line Two Floor Lamp from NORR11 provides an industrial feel to the living space. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

A vintage, teak Danish daybed from Angelucci 20th Century, covered in Altamira linen. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Derek Swalwell ‘Tomba Brion 3 Treviso’ print. Vitra Cork stool by Jasper Morrison. Paperwood side table by Anderssen & Voll for Ariake, and Braid Sofa is from Ariake, designed by Norm Architects.  Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

A vintage French chair by Adrien Audoux & Frida Minet from Pamono sits in front of a powder-coated cabinet designed by the architects in Dulux’s Venetian Red. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

French vintage chairs by Adrien Audoux & Frida Minet from Pamono. The American oak and travertine coffee table was designed by David Harrison of Design Daily and made by Cranbrook Workshop. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

All the beds have been made by Cranbrook Workshop in American oak. The abstract artwork is a print by Liza Giles and the bedside lights are vintage Le Klint. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The walls and ceilings on the upper floor are treatment with Proyalbi – a rendered surface with a smooth plaster-like appearance. The paintings are by Hannah Nowlan purchased from Saint Cloche, and the 1950s bedside lights in pastel tones were sourced from Etsy. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Curved American oak platforms and brass rails for hanging clothes. The Danish glass and brass ‘Kina’ light is by Bent Karlby for Lyfa, purchased from Angelucci 20th Century. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Moroccan rugs bought from Etsy feature throughout the house. Artwork by Gail English. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

‘Formakami’ pendent light by Jaime Hayon from &Tradition, Georg bench from Skagerak, and a black and white print by photographer Sharyn Cairns. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

A view from the kitchen to the cactus courtyard and Bismarck Palm. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

A Palissade outdoor chair by Ronan and Erwan Bouroulle for HAY sits in the cactus garden by Dangar Barin Smith. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The view through the garden into the lounge area shows the clear relationship between inside and out. Photo – Caitlin Mills for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

William and Julia Dangar are always on the lookout for high visibility properties located on laneways. In a stroke of fate, their business partner from Robert Plumb Build, Bill Clifton, had just bought a house in Bondi, alerting them to the rundown property next door meeting this very description. They soon decided to buy it. ‘We thought we could do a wonderful collaborative couple of buildings sitting together, that we call siblings,’ explains William.

The post-war house was in a state of disrepair at the time of purchase, requiring the majority to be demolished. Only the facade of the semi-detached facade and the original front room have been retained, joined by a contemporary concrete, glass, steel and metal mesh building. Materials were recycled where possible, with all of the bricks from the demolished rear recovered and cleaned on site.

Andrew Burges Architects were engaged to design the home, blurring indoors and out for a perfect Sydney summer experience. The interiors are a collaboration between David Harrison and Karen McCartney, introducing white washed reclaimed brick walls and generous linen curtains, combined with a mix of designer and vintage furniture (including pieces from the couple’s other business, Robert Plumb) and carefully considered lighting. The use of minimal, natural materials creates a simultaneously relaxed and sophisticated aesthetic. 

As one of Australia’s leading landscape designers and director of Dangar Barin Smith, the garden was an obvious priority for William. Offsetting the industrial materials of the home are mature trees surrounding the house, along with a range of succulents and cacti on the ground level and first floor roof. The curvaceous form of the extension allows the garden to continue lengthways down the site, accommodating an existing Bismarck Palm, and creating a close connection to the interiors. 

Among William’s favourite things about this home are the way it invites the sun in year-round, with beautiful north-east breezes during summer. The family also love the positioning of the home on the site, which opens the property up to its adjoining north-facing laneway. ‘The large kitchen window opens up to the community and allows us to interact with passers by,’ Will explains.

When asked what the biggest challenge of this project was, William says, ‘Controlling the budget, (we didn’t)’ and ‘not over capitalising, (we did).’ Looking at the incredible end result, we have to assume it was all worth it!

With a celebrated career spanning 25 years, William Dangar is one of three esteemed judges in the Landscape Design category of The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards 2020. Entries close next Friday May 15th – learn more here!

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Create A Contemporary Ambiance With Modern Home Furniture Design

Three adjectives that would accurately describe contemporary

home furniture design

are modern, simple and current. Though the best way to get a contemporary style home designed is by reaching out to the

best interior designers in Mumbai

still you can follow our simple guide and be a Pro at designing a gorgeous home by yourself. This is if you adore your house having a modern and simple touch while also keeping up with current styles then you adhere to the contemporary school of design. Even though modern design usually adopts a colder and minimalistic design, current contemporary homes are leaning towards a more sophisticated yet comfortable look. These homes are welcoming but without being dark and cluttered.The basic characteristics of contemporary design are simplicity, conspicuous use of texture and clean lines all mixed in with subtlety and sophistication. The main idea or goal of contemporary design is to highlight space rather than things. It achieves this by focusing on elements like colour, space and shape which gives the space a sleek and fresh look.

Characteristics Of Contemporary Style Home Furniture Design:

There is next to none intricate detailing.

Lines of contemporary styled furniture typically should be hard-edged or gently curved.

The finishing of the furniture is not selective so it can be in all tones.

The furniture should make a simple, uncluttered but bold statement.

If the contemporary style is how you want your house to look but are confused about what furniture should be in your house then here a few design ideas that will give your house a contemporary touch as recommended by the best

furniture manufacturers in Mumbai

1. Upholstered Furniture:Upholstery is the work done on furniture, typically seats, to provide padding, springs fabric and leather covers and webbing. The advantage of upholstered furniture is that its long-lasting and required very low maintenance.  Since contemporary style, home furniture design focuses a lot on texture, upholstered furniture really brings out the contemporary touch. Getting upholstered furniture in black, white or neutral tones made of natural fibres like wool, cotton, linen, jute and silk really ups the textured feel of your house. 2. Urban Home Furniture Design:This furniture is especially for people dwelling in the city. This is why the furniture is typically smaller in scale but at the same time well designed and elegant. Urban furniture can be characterised by their lack of ornamentation, abundant use of black and a range of bright or primary colours, use of varied materials like metal, glass and light wood, and the furniture has striking lines and shapes. These characteristics make the urban home furniture design high impact even though it is small in scale. For this style use simple window treatments like sheer fabric or sheer blinds. Another modern home furniture design is bookshelves, armoires and storage units that are low in height. You can even incorporate multi-purpose ottomans, storage units etc. Also include colourful area rugs, colourful artwork, and sofas which pop with colour along with bright throw pillows. 3. Basic Background With A Splash Of Colour:In contemporary design, ‘the less is more’ ideology is often used. For example, a basic background is brought out by adding a furniture piece in your favourite colour. This means that both the background and the furniture piece will stand out. However, this does not mean you will add a red rug to a greyscale background. The bright colours should not be jarring but should weave in naturally. A few ideas include adding teal or violet pillows to a cream sofa or matching a brightly coloured rug to a modern painting in the same colour palette. The neutral colours ensure a sense of harmony and contrast and make brighter colours seem more in sync with the rest of the

living room interiors

. 4. Art Deco:This style of design is separated from traditional design with the lack of intricate carvings found in traditional design. Instead, it has elegant lines and curves. It involves the blend of luxurious material with synthetic materials which creates a unique and casual look. Luxurious materials that can be used include mother of pearls, ivory, silver and gold leaf, and lacquers. Synthetic materials include contemporary metals, glass, plastics, resins, and mirrors. Other characteristics include medium-toned wood and mirrored and chromed surfaces.If you want to spruce up your room to give it The Great Gatsby feel then here are some furniture pieces you could add. One characteristic of art deco is it streamlined shapes, for example, angular armchairs. Another characteristic is animal prints so you can incorporate a cowhide rug. Geometric shapes are equally important features of art deco and you can include them through art deco mirrors and make a glamorous statement. The overall feel of your room should be sleek and smooth so opt for sleek materials like a vintage floor lamp or a Hungarian Arts Deco table. 5. Let There Be Light:The clean straight lines and hard edges of the contemporary style can seem severe. However, a blend of different rich textures and lots of sunlight can make the place feel more warm and welcoming. You can achieve this look by having large windows that will let in plenty of natural light. You can also make the abundant use of floor and/or ceiling lights. To give a more welcoming feel, you can dress up creamy hued sofas with light coloured throw pillows. Modern paintings with bright hues also accentuate the light especially if there is a light that is pointed at the painting. 6. Casual Contemporary:This style of contemporary design is the most popular because of its casual and relaxed styled and feel. It is a softer, more updates style that does not adopt the design of the hard edges of the formal mid-century modern style. The look is neutral but the scale is larger than typical contemporary designs. The characteristics of the furniture are rounded and eased edges, medium wood tones, textures like glass and leather and other textured fabrics are featured, and soft and overstuffed surfaces with pillow-topped couches. In this style, you can add a sleek leather sofa, spare tables, creamy hued sofas that are dressed up with bright coloured like pink throw pillows, etc. 7. Smooth Clean Geometric Shapes:Introducing this home furniture design is essential to contemporary style. This design can be reflected in many different ways; the important idea is to accentuate the geometry of the place. For example, in a dining room, nature and geometry can blend in to form a contemporary dining area. For example, hardwoods can be an ode to nature while the sleek tables and chairs lend structure and geometry to the design. If your room is centred around a modern artwork then a good idea is to let the artwork’s geometry echo in the shelving unit and furniture. Let the primary colours of the artwork be infused throughout the space creating symmetry. 8. Retro Style Home Furniture Design:This a more whimsical look from the eras of the 1950s to the 1980s. Even though termed retro today, this style was fashionable modern during its reign in the late 20th century. Few furniture pieces that give a retro feel are modular plastic chairs, Formica topped tables, chrome bar stools and anything that is reminiscent of a diner from the 1950s. Other furniture includes boomerang tables and furniture in the space-age style and pieces with a flavour of pop-culture. You can include the retro style in your home with black and white floor tiles for example in the kitchen, a gossip bench, kitschy wallpaper, a retro danish sofa, and even a record player if you are feeling especially groovy. 9. Mid-Century Modern Home Furniture Design:The mid-century modern style is best characterised by stark and simple designs that sculptural in their look and feel. The ideology used is, ‘ form follows function’. Once again, there is little or no ornamentation but instead, there are sleek and uncluttered lines. There is a combination of traditional like wood with not traditional or synthetic materials like glass, plexiglass, plywood and vinyl.To explore the texture, the materials are juxtaposed against each other. The colour palette is varied and can range from neutral to bold and includes the greyscale. Lightweight thin-framed furniture is big in mid-century modern. You can contrast the brown wood with pops of colour by adding resin or plastic furniture like tulip chairs or a transparent coffee table. An essential for this style is a strikingly simple chair that will stand out beautifully. For storage, it is best to use a modular storage system. Wool rugs in muted fall tones will add rustic texture to the room. You can stylise a sunburst mirror and teak clock or vice versa to create a beautiful gallery wall.  10. Contemporary Style

Bedroom Interiors

:A contemporary style bedroom generally should have clean, straight lines that include an impeccable design which gives a feel of richness and sophistication. You can achieve clean straight lines through a sloped ceiling. Richness can be achieved by velvet throw pillows, for example.  You can add tonal textures through the rugs, accessories, and beddings. This adds extra warmth, comfort and even glamour to the room. It is a good idea to avoid accessories that include trims, bed skirts, ruffles, floral patterns, fringe and tassels. Basically, nothing that is cute or small. Its the rule of the three Bs: Basic, Bare and Bold!11. Contemporary Style Kitchen Furniture:Contemporary style in the kitchen usually adopts a pared-down style. This includes having flat-front cabinets and sleek stainless-steel appliances. Textured materials like granite, wood and rattan are often used. A colour palette of greys, neutrals and white is a good idea as it is long-lasting and will give the kitchen a clean look. This can be paired with traditional flooring using natural materials. Getting out storage space is also a good idea as it will keep the surface uncluttered. 12. Contemporary Style Furnishings: These are a few contemporary style extras that you can add to your home after choosing your furniture. A good idea is to go for small elements that add personality and depth to the room.

Lamps: Lamps should typically be metallic with straight lines. Lamps made of steel, nickel and chrome are more fitting in the contemporary style. You can also look for floor or desk lamps that have straight and hard lines instead of soft or curvy designs.

Paintings, vases, stocks of books, sculptures: These are all good and stylish elements that can act as accessories. Paintings should generally be simple with minimalistic colours- think modern art. The vases and sculptures should also have a minimalistic design and use very few colours.

Appropriate natural materials like plants: Some plants that accentuate the contemporary design are large orchids, palms, lilies and tulips. Any plant that has bold textures and architectural shapes can be chosen. These can be kept in a contemporary container to weave it in with the other furniture.

That’s the basic guide to the different furniture pieces that you can add to your home to create a contemporary look. The general idea is to avoid patterns of any kinds like floral, polka dots etc. Choose furniture that has sleek and smooth lines and design and use pieces that are low and towards the ground.  Space should also be open and inviting; there should be no clutter.Basically, your furniture should embody simplicity, sophistication and subtlety. If you achieve this you will give your house a contemporary touch. If you are looking for professional

residential interior designers in Mumbai

who can design contemporary style interiors for your home then do reach out to

Urban Dreams

. We not only design beautiful room your house but are also design and manufacture various types of stylish furniture like dining tables, shoe racks,

Tv units in India

, dressing tables, writing desks etc. We are also known as one of the best

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Jewel Tone Colors in a Contemporary Two-Bedroom Apartment [With Floor Plan]

If you’re on the search for versatile color accents, jewel tone palettes tend to remain flattering throughout every season. This contemporary apartment by Shubochkini Architects starts with a base of powerful neutrals with walls divided into light and dark grey, softened by monochromatic textiles layered throughout. Select jewel tones use this subdued canvas to their advantage – the eye immediately drawn to every pop of emerald, sapphire, and citrine. Find fresh color palette inspiration and explore this gem of an interior concept through the captivating visualizations below.

This tour begins with a glimpse of the living room, the landscape centered around a modern sofa that captures attention with elegant emerald upholstery. A color like this can be subtle in other contexts – but in a space dominated by such stark neutrals, it becomes a beacon and anchor for the entire space.

Of course, even the neutral elements deserve appreciation. The furniture and décor selections draw from a vocabulary of iconic designs. Here you see the famous AJ floor lamp by Arne Jacobsen.

Natural elements also play an important role. Interactive spaces enjoy the warmth of natural wood, like the chevron floors and partial wall in the living room.

With limited seating in the living room, this accent chair makes a mark with its sculptural shape. This piece is the classic Swan Chair originally designed by Arne Jacobsen.

Classic meets modern in this spectacular dining room. The decorative wall paneling embraces a vintage look, updated by the smooth Creed dining chairs from Rodolfo Dordoni.

Beautiful dining room pendant lights by Jaime Hayon hang in a row above the table. Not only do these create a focal point against the emerald green wall, they also provide a soothing mood light alternative to the primary recessed lights.

Such a distinctive combination of elements calls for unique tableware to tie the themes together. A gorgeous stone fruit bowl brings out the color of the accent wall.

Lovely glass vases in amber continue the natural palette.

While a television would ordinarily make a formal dining room feel more casual, this one benefits from the flush mount installation and border of decorative trim.

Black chair legs and pendant bodies ensure the television does not break the color palette. This is one example of how small details can have far-reaching implications.

Adjacent to the living room, you’ll find a comfortable kitchen that feels endless thanks to its generous floor-to-ceiling window.

Natural materials again make a statement here. Grey stone cladding spans the full-wall backsplash while vertical wood grain creates a seamless continuation between countertop and cabinetry.

These sleek kitchen bar stools are the work of Danish furniture designer Hee Welling.

Not only does the kitchen host ample storage space within the large cabinets, it also offers a stylish cutout for decorative display or easy access to essentials.

Stainless steel unites the hardware for a professional and streamlined appearance.

Dual-tone coloration and decorative paneling give the hallway subtle decorative appeal.

What could go better with jewel tones than a touch of tasteful metallics? This brilliant decorative wall mirror glimmers with gold, accented by a gorgeous designer vase alongside. This space is tucked into the entrance along the hallway.

In the master bedroom, the jewel tones take on a more subdued look. This blue bedroom embraces a muted sapphire hue – classic, calming, and a brilliant way to elevate the neutral furniture theme.

On the wall-mounted vanity, a decorative vase holds a spray of yellow flowers that stand in bold contrast to the blue wall behind it. The designer table lamp is from the ABALLS Collection by Jaime Hayon – the same line as the pendant lights found back in the dining room.

Small bedside tables are stylish yet offer less room for essentials. This gorgeous swing arm wall lamp provides focused adjustable lighting, a step above the traditional bedside table lamp.

Using diverse textures and patterns can soften the look of any space.

This wall treatment is especially engaging. The color from the accent wall overlaps the corner, while the closet door slices right through the boiserie – the result is playful and slightly surreal.

The smaller bedroom uses space with inspiring efficiency.

While the wrap-around headboard allows this bed to double as a chaise, it also creates separation between the sleeping area and workspace.

The famous Beat collection by Tom Dixon works well anywhere in the home – here, a pair of the Tall model serves as stylish bedroom pendant lights.

Continuing the rug pattern from the living room ensures a continuous visual flow throughout the interior.

Sliding closet doors accommodate the limited clearance between wall and furniture. Inside, smart organization maximizes space – drawers on the bottom, racks in the middle, and varied shelves above.

The wall-mounted console provides storage for media and accessories. In this room, the jewel tones are more subtle – the verdant plant, the citrine and aqua prints.

A full shot of the entryway reveals an excellent combination of utility and style. A seating bench with storage rack offers a convenient place to remove shoes, hooks hold scarves and handbags, and the spacious wardrobe features one mirrored door so residents can make sure their outfits look great before a night out.

Natural themes and neutral palettes define the master bathroom. A quick tour reveals a range of enviable features that promote relaxation and reinvigoration.

Among the natural elements are surfaces of stone and wood. Decorative details include small ornamental trees in marble planters, and organic accents like the unique laundry baskets.

Fixtures remain uncomplicated so the surrounding materials can take center stage.

In a space that lacks luxurious amounts of storage, the in-vanity drawers offer a place to hide away essentials.

The floor plan reveals the functional flow of traffic through the home and the division between public and private spaces.

What is your favorite part of this apartment? What would you change about the floor plan or layout to suit your specific needs? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.

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Black Leather Danish Sofa

Item Number : #217

Vintage Danish 3-seat Leather Sofa by Grandt Mobelfabrik.

Perfectly upholstered in soft and supple, black leather.

The History, vintage Danish leahter sofa - a sleek three-seater in classic black leather. With its timeless mid-century design and sturdy wooden frame, this sofa is both stylish and durable. Perfect for Sydney, Melbourne, and Tasmania homes, it’s a must-have centerpiece for any mid century modern interior.

Denmark- 1980s

200L x 80D x 78H cm.

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What's New at Vintage Home Boutique

Q: What's New at Vintage Home Boutique?

A: Four gorgeous pieces of authentic mid-century storage and seating.

And if that wasn’t great enough, to celebrate their new showroom at 1639 St. Clair Ave. West, VHB is offering 15% off all items in-store.

Below are details on these 4 new pieces of mid-century furniture available at Vintage Home Boutique.

This spectacular 3 section Mid-Century Teak royal system wall unit by Poul Cadovius has everything a person could ask for. Completely modular, the individual shelves and storage units are adjustable allowing you to create the combination which works most effectively for you. The upright structure is comprised of 4 solid teak rods which mount directly to your wall. The shelf brackets are the original solid brass. Incredibly elegant and open, the unit provides endless storage options while keeping a sense of openness in the room. Wonderfully narrow at only 16 inches in depth for the largest box, you can use this in your living room, den or even the dining room as a sideboard. The versatility and extra storage it provides is phenomenal. 

This Mid-Century Modern walnut 6 drawer wide dresser with was manufactured in the early 60's. Single owner who cared for it greatly. Gorgeous dark walnut colour and patina. The handles are lip shaped and set into the the top of the drawer fronts. Giving it a clean, streamlined look. The entire item is solid wood with a walnut veneer. Each of the 6 drawers is made of solid oak and dove tailed. In the top left drawer sits a jewelry storage container. This item sits raised up on 4 solid walnut legs. It is a gorgeous piece that will work well almost anywhere in you home: bedroom, hall, foyer or a living room. Given the proportions it could also be ideal for a media centre or a vanity conversion.

A gorgeous Mid-Century walnut side table with 2 drawers by Pepplers from 1969. Manufactured in Hanover, Ontario. Pepplers was a Canadian fine furniture maker which produced some exceptional items in the 1950's - 1970's. These tables are a great example of this craftsmanship coming out of Ontario in this period. The table has a generous sized solid wood top with a gorgeous, thick walnut veneer. 2 dove tailed, solid wood drawers provide ample storage space on the bedside table. Sitting raised up on 4 solid walnut legs provides a sense of openness and ease of cleaning. Use this in a bedroom and have ample space for all your needs. It would also be equally comfortable in a living room. Providing a great space to rest your wine glass and books. 

An elegant Mid-Century Modern African Teak 3-seat sofa. Dating to the mid 60's this sofa epitomizes the wonderful design style and craftsmanship of Danish Modern furniture. An organically shaped, solid African teak frame curves softly to envelope the body perfectly. With a gorgeous open, flat spindle back. This sofa is equally comfortable against a wall or as the showpiece in the centre of your room. The arms flair, curve and angle perfectly to the body in a design reminiscent of Ole Wanscher.  The entire frame has been carefully sanded and oiled to bring out the beauty of the wood. The price includes a new single seat and back cushion running the length of the sofa. The removable cushions will allow for the fabric to be removed and taken to a dry cleaner, should you ever need to launder them..  Danish Mid-Century Modern sofas are sought after for their compact size, beauty and  comfort. 

Vintage Home Boutique is one of Toronto's premier retailers of vintage-antiques-reclaimed, tables and seating.

Vintage Home Boutique is located in Midtown at 1639 St. Clair Ave. West

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50 Modern Coffee Tables To Add Zing To Your Living

A coffee table is undoubtedly a classic staple that can make or break a room’s design, but they aren’t just for throwing your feet up anymore. Modern coffee tables can create extra storage, include a pop-up workspace, double as a terrarium, or even be a spot to stash your cold snacks! From hyper functional to simply stylish, see how much zing a coffee table can add with our expertly curated collection. From mid-century modern to farmhouse chic and everything in between, we made sure to include an array of designs to fit every style and budget. All you have to do is choose which one you like best!

$840BUY IT Dual-tone Slide-Open Modern Coffee Table With Storage: More storage? Yes, Please! This dual-tone, modern design easily slides open to reveal 4 storage compartments. Great for stashing your magazines, books, or odds and ends.

$764BUY IT Large Faceted Coffee Table: An unearthed gem of the modern design world. The black finish is artfully applied and manually worn down to reveal warm honey undertones on this geometric masterpiece. Created with a mix of hardwood composite, java wood, and mango wood, this is a coffee table built to last.

$296BUY IT Modern White Coffee Table: Perched upon a sleek platform base, this white and black coffee table takes modern elegance to a new level with it’s tempered glass top and simplistically sleek design. The perfect table to hold your glass of vino while you peruse your latest reads.

$99BUY IT Modern White Rectangular Coffee Table With Chrome Legs: This chrome legged beauty not only boasts high style with its white gloss top and modern charm, it is also highly affordable, durable, and easy to clean. Available in Glossy White (shown), Cappuccino, Dark Taupe, Gray & Natural.

$180BUY IT Square Solid Wood Modern Rotating Coffee Table: This old timer with a modern twist is sure to be a conversation piece in any room. Elegant while stacked and charmingly unique while open, this solid wood coffee is a steal.

$257BUY IT Modern Oval White Swivel Coffee Table: High gloss with a retro 60’s feel, this swivel coffee table is a vintage charmer. The expandable table space is a gem when it comes to parties. Plus, the unique design is sure to catch everyone’s eye.

$460BUY IT Modern Style Square Marble Coffee Table: This modern coffee table is both chic and sophisticated with its trendy geometric shape. The genuine marble table top is available with gold legs (shown) or silver.

$131BUY IT Modern Round Coffee Table With Faux Marble Top: This faux marble coffee table is a great choice for those who want high style without the high price tag. Also available with a glass or walnut table top.

$2900BUY IT The Drum Coffee Table: Minimalist with its round design and elegantly rich with a bronze finish over stainless steel, this is one luxurious coffee table. A great piece for when you need something simple, yet bold.

$238BUY IT Modern Mirrored Coffee Table: Nothing says glam quite like the high shine of a mirror finish and that is exactly what you get with this contemporary coffee table. With its mirrored top and chrome plated legs, it gleams with modern charm.

$205BUY IT Stylish Modern Wood & Glass Coffee Table With Storage Drawers: Glass and wood combine to create this edgy coffee table that looks straight out of the future. Not only is it gorgeous with its bold angular design, it also features 4 stylish storage compartments and is available in white (shown) or espresso.

$150BUY IT Modern Glass Coffee Table: Floating fruit anyone? Bold, yet barely there, this airy, all glass coffee table is quite the show piece. The U shaped design and minimalist style make it a table that truly ties in with any decor.

$127BUY IT Modern Grey Coffee Table With Tempered Glass Base: The combination of the opaque top paired with the transparent glass sides elevate this simple and clean design to new heights. Available in 6 colors: Gray (shown), Cappuccino, Dark Taupe, Glossy Gray, Glossy White and Gray Cement.

$442BUY IT Black Modern Coffee Table: Simplistic and bold collide to create this lush, glossy coffee table. Its clean design, durability, and unusual shape make it a must-have for a modern bachelor pad.

$228BUY IT Small Modern Coffee Table: Who knew that wooden crates could look so great!? This rustic coffee table is a storage haven for any farmhouse styled decor. The ideal place to show off your latest reads, all while keeping your table top clear. Available in Weathered Wood (shown) or Espresso.

$140BUY IT Modern Glass Top Coffee Table With Wooden Legs: Its unexpected wooden legs contrasting against the white shelf and glass table top make this timeless design a must have for either urban or country decor. Available in two models: Donatella (shown) and Massimo.

$302BUY IT Modern Rustic Coffee Table: The wood plank table top and contrasting finishes on this rustic coffee table help give it that most sought after country chic vibe. A matching sofa table and end tables are also available.

$206BUY IT Danish Modern Coffee Table: Part art, part furniture, this geometric coffee table is a modern treat with a Scandinavian vibe. The oval, Danish design is great for rooms with lots of style, but little space.

$116BUY IT Scandinavian Style Coffee Table: Both stylish and functional, this mid-century coffee table also acts as a small storage solution and looks great while doing it. The matching end table, television stand, and desk are also available.

$699BUY IT Around Coffee Table by Muuto: Sometimes simple is better and the Around Coffee Table by Muuto is the perfect example. This asymmetrical, Scandinavian design is authentically charming with a slice taken out of it’s outer ring. It is available in Natural Ash (shown), Gray, Dark Gray, and Anthracite.

$425BUY IT Noguchi Style Table: This mid-century modern coffee table’s build is based on this original iconic design, but will only cost you a fraction of the price. Available in Dark Walnut (shown), Black, and White.

$985BUY IT Low Modern Long Coffee Table: The light and airy color combination of this low coffee table helps breathe life in to any design situation. Prefer a bolder color palette? This table it is also available in multiple other top and base colors.

$799BUY IT Scando Low Modern Coffee Table: A organically chic coffee table or a minimalist piece of modern art? This walnut, sculptural piece not only provides ample table space, but it also has a unique place to stash your magazines.

$320BUY IT Mid Century Modern Coffee Table: Mid-century modern has never looked so good. With a sleek wood build and 2 storage compartments, this is a stylish solution for your coffee table needs. Love the style? Be sure to checkout this curated list with tons more mid century modern coffee tables.

$195BUY IT Small Mid Century Modern Round Coffee Table: Small, yet bold with an effortless elegance, this round coffee table is a mid-century styled living room’s destiny. The white top and two-tone wooden legs create the perfect contrast.

$186BUY IT Walnut Finish Modern Rounded Rectangular Coffee Table: Lots of table space and storage? Check. Super stylish? Double check! With this rounded edge, walnut coffee table, you will never have to sacrifice style for function.

$284BUY IT Narrow Rectangular Lift Top Coffee Table With Chrome Legs: This lift coffee table is an innovative solution to create an at home workspace right in your living room. Because let’s be honest, who doesn’t want to be able to work from the comfort of their couch?

$136BUY IT Modern Farmhouse Lift Top Coffee Table: A lift top coffee table with a rustic vibe? Finally! This multi tasking table is great for both storage and an extra work area, all while remaining affordable and farmhouse chic.

$900BUY IT Modern White Lacquer Lift Top Coffee Table: Small spaces rejoice! An easy-clean coffee table with both storage and a lift top. Coffee tables definitely aren’t just for lounging anymore.

$1040BUY IT Stylish White & Walnut Lift Top Coffee Table: Stylish meets functional with possibly the most useful coffee table ever. With a two-toned finish, storage, and a table top that pops up to meet you, what more could you ask for?

$560BUY IT Modern Minimalist Coffee Table With Lift Top Unit: The 360 degree swivel sets this lift top coffee table above the rest. The perfect piece for either a small or large space. with its multiple configurations.

$316BUY IT Modern Scandinavian-Style Lift Top Coffee Table With Storage: Not many coffee tables are sleek, stylish, practical, and unique, but this one effortlessly fits the bill. This Scandinavian style, lift top coffee table comes up to meet you and it also features compartmental storage. A great solution to hide away clutter for smaller spaces. We loved the idea so much, we created an article exclusively for lift top coffee tables, so be sure to check it out!

$558BUY IT Gas Lift Transforming Coffee Table: Never run out of seating again with this transforming coffee table. Sure, other coffee tables have seating wedges that store underneath it, but this one also lifts to create a functional table for those seats. As if that isn’t enough, the seats are ottomans for extra storage.

$160BUY IT Modern White Nesting Coffee Tables: Nesting tables are a great solution for those with minimal space. These modern white ones are particularly chic with their high gloss white finish and U shape design.

$39BUY IT Modern Scandinavian Style Nesting Coffee Tables: Ever just wish you had a smidge more of table room? These affordable, Scandinavian nesting tables are great for that. Available with a round table top (shown) or triangular.

$590BUY IT Modern 3 Piece Nesting Coffee Table: Modern nesting tables with a leggy twist. Not only do these make a great coffee table, but they can double as TV tables or couch trays. The unique L shaped legs tuck under the sofa, so no more hunching!

$1680BUY IT Coffee To Dinner Table Transformer: The bold chrome legs are surprisingly not the most unique feature on this contemporary gem. A real space saver, this coffee table pops up to become a dining table! How cool is that? Available in White Laminate (shown) or Oak Wood Veneer.

$950BUY IT Modern-Style Ottoman Coffee Table With Storage: I don’t know about you, but I always feel like I never have enough storage. This Scandinavian style ottoman not only helps fix that, but it looks amazingly stylish while doing it. Available in Charcoal Gray (shown) or Onyx Black

$1665BUY IT Rectangular Ottoman Coffee Table With Slide: Slide to the left, now to the right. This rectangular ottoman doubles as a coffee table with its U shaped table overlay. Designed for those looking for a unique table with a contemporary touch.

$296BUY IT Modern Sofa-Style Coffee Table Ottoman: The cube pattern on this white leather ottoman brings both texture and sophistication in to a lounge or living room. Available in White (shown) or Black. Be sure to visit out collection of ottoman coffee tables for more great designs!

$330BUY IT Expandable Transformer Coffee Table: Coffee table, TV table, and dining room table rolled in to one. Easy to move with wheeled legs and an X lift mechanism, this is the table for a home where very inch of space counts.

From $680BUY IT Live Edge River Table: If you want a truely unique coffee table, then handcrafted is a must. Created by hand with a mix of live edge wood, metal, and resin, no two are exactly alike, so you are guaranteed a one-of-a-kind table.

$971BUY IT Aquarium Coffee Table: Nemo may have found a new home! Forget plain old fish tanks, try a modern aquarium coffee table. A guarantee conversation piece.

$228BUY IT Terrarium Coffee Table: If fish aren’t your thing, what about plants? This glass terrarium is an excellent space to house succulents and plants. Plus, if you have any pets, they won’t be able to take a nibble.

$1249BUY IT Modern Coffee Table With Built In Fireplace: This coffee table takes cozy to a whole new level with its built in fireplace. A zen-like place to relax with a glass of wine and a good book. Available in Espresso (shown), Latte, Silver Gray, Textured Black, and White.

$279BUY IT Modern White Coffee Table With Smokeless Fireplace: For those with no room for a fireplace, this firey coffee table may be the solution. Not only is it soothing and cozy, but is it also smokeless.

$290BUY IT Mermaid Coffee Table: A funky table for those with a taste for the modern and unusual. The mermaid coffee table is a sculptural marvel with its free flowing frame attached to the oval glass top. Available in White (shown) and Black.

$910BUY IT Smart Coffee Table With Fridge, Speakers & Charging Ports: We expect so much from our cars, computers, and phones, so why not our coffee table? Not only will this smart coffee table add a modern spark to any room, it is also uniquely equipped with a fridge, speakers, and charging ports. Available in White (shown), Black, and Wood.

$89BUY IT Modern Outdoor Coffee Table: Relax in style with this simple and affordable outdoor coffee table. Throw your feet up while you read a good book or rest your drink while you soak up the sun. Available in Graphite (shown) or Cappuccino.

$121BUY IT Modern Wooden Outdoor Coffee Table: This wood slat coffee table is meant for outdoor use, but it’s so chic that we would understand if you wanted to use it inside too. The metal and wood combo on this rustic table make it an asset to any industrial styled patio or home.

Recommended Reading: 36 Gorgeous Mid Century Modern Coffee Tables 30 Beautiful Ottoman Coffee Tables

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Mid Century Danish Modern Sofa Couch Solid Teak Japan Vintage 3 Seat Vinyl via eBay https://ift.tt/2RjDW2J

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platform just deployed a stack which will cost $2102.40 a year to run, so i bought myself this Vintage Danish Overman Pod Couch (3 Seat) Mid century modern sofa. Your choice of fabric.

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Jewel Tone Colors in a Contemporary Two-Bedroom Apartment [With Floor Plan]

If you’re on the search for versatile color accents, jewel tone palettes tend to remain flattering throughout every season. This contemporary apartment by Shubochkini Architects starts with a base of powerful neutrals with walls divided into light and dark grey, softened by monochromatic textiles layered throughout. Select jewel tones use this subdued canvas to their advantage – the eye immediately drawn to every pop of emerald, sapphire, and citrine. Find fresh color palette inspiration and explore this gem of an interior concept through the captivating visualizations below.

This tour begins with a glimpse of the living room, the landscape centered around a modern sofa that captures attention with elegant emerald upholstery. A color like this can be subtle in other contexts – but in a space dominated by such stark neutrals, it becomes a beacon and anchor for the entire space.

Of course, even the neutral elements deserve appreciation. The furniture and décor selections draw from a vocabulary of iconic designs. Here you see the famous AJ floor lamp by Arne Jacobsen.

Natural elements also play an important role. Interactive spaces enjoy the warmth of natural wood, like the chevron floors and partial wall in the living room.

With limited seating in the living room, this accent chair makes a mark with its sculptural shape. This piece is the classic Swan Chair originally designed by Arne Jacobsen.

Classic meets modern in this spectacular dining room. The decorative wall paneling embraces a vintage look, updated by the smooth Creed dining chairs from Rodolfo Dordoni.

Beautiful dining room pendant lights by Jaime Hayon hang in a row above the table. Not only do these create a focal point against the emerald green wall, they also provide a soothing mood light alternative to the primary recessed lights.

Such a distinctive combination of elements calls for unique tableware to tie the themes together. A gorgeous stone fruit bowl brings out the color of the accent wall.

Lovely glass vases in amber continue the natural palette.

While a television would ordinarily make a formal dining room feel more casual, this one benefits from the flush mount installation and border of decorative trim.

Black chair legs and pendant bodies ensure the television does not break the color palette. This is one example of how small details can have far-reaching implications.

Adjacent to the living room, you’ll find a comfortable kitchen that feels endless thanks to its generous floor-to-ceiling window.

Natural materials again make a statement here. Grey stone cladding spans the full-wall backsplash while vertical wood grain creates a seamless continuation between countertop and cabinetry.

These sleek kitchen bar stools are the work of Danish furniture designer Hee Welling.

Not only does the kitchen host ample storage space within the large cabinets, it also offers a stylish cutout for decorative display or easy access to essentials.

Stainless steel unites the hardware for a professional and streamlined appearance.

Dual-tone coloration and decorative paneling give the hallway subtle decorative appeal.

What could go better with jewel tones than a touch of tasteful metallics? This brilliant decorative wall mirror glimmers with gold, accented by a gorgeous designer vase alongside. This space is tucked into the entrance along the hallway.

In the master bedroom, the jewel tones take on a more subdued look. This blue bedroom embraces a muted sapphire hue – classic, calming, and a brilliant way to elevate the neutral furniture theme.

On the wall-mounted vanity, a decorative vase holds a spray of yellow flowers that stand in bold contrast to the blue wall behind it. The designer table lamp is from the ABALLS Collection by Jaime Hayon – the same line as the pendant lights found back in the dining room.

Small bedside tables are stylish yet offer less room for essentials. This gorgeous swing arm wall lamp provides focused adjustable lighting, a step above the traditional bedside table lamp.

Using diverse textures and patterns can soften the look of any space.

This wall treatment is especially engaging. The color from the accent wall overlaps the corner, while the closet door slices right through the boiserie – the result is playful and slightly surreal.

The smaller bedroom uses space with inspiring efficiency.

While the wrap-around headboard allows this bed to double as a chaise, it also creates separation between the sleeping area and workspace.

The famous Beat collection by Tom Dixon works well anywhere in the home – here, a pair of the Tall model serves as stylish bedroom pendant lights.

Continuing the rug pattern from the living room ensures a continuous visual flow throughout the interior.

Sliding closet doors accommodate the limited clearance between wall and furniture. Inside, smart organization maximizes space – drawers on the bottom, racks in the middle, and varied shelves above.

The wall-mounted console provides storage for media and accessories. In this room, the jewel tones are more subtle – the verdant plant, the citrine and aqua prints.

A full shot of the entryway reveals an excellent combination of utility and style. A seating bench with storage rack offers a convenient place to remove shoes, hooks hold scarves and handbags, and the spacious wardrobe features one mirrored door so residents can make sure their outfits look great before a night out.

Natural themes and neutral palettes define the master bathroom. A quick tour reveals a range of enviable features that promote relaxation and reinvigoration.

Among the natural elements are surfaces of stone and wood. Decorative details include small ornamental trees in marble planters, and organic accents like the unique laundry baskets.

Fixtures remain uncomplicated so the surrounding materials can take center stage.

In a space that lacks luxurious amounts of storage, the in-vanity drawers offer a place to hide away essentials.

The floor plan reveals the functional flow of traffic through the home and the division between public and private spaces.

What is your favorite part of this apartment? What would you change about the floor plan or layout to suit your specific needs? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.

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Splurge, Save, Steal: Under $500 Home Essentials

In most homes, people either gather in the kitchen or the living room so make them welcoming. You can pick up furniture essentials like sofas, dining tables and more on the Apartment Therapy Marketplace for less than $500. Because I know a good deal when I see one, I've scoured the latest listings to bring you a few items that'd save you money as well as those worth the splurge.

Not all butcher block tables are created equal but this vintage butcher block table is worth its hefty price. Constructed with steel legs and steel rods that run through the 3-inch thick tabletop, there's no doubt it can handle anything you throw at it. The wood inlayed on the ends gives it a polished appearance. Available on Apartment Therapy Marketplace, $500.

Squeeze a few more seats around this pedestal dining table and you've got yourself a dinner party. Made of solid wood and painted a whimsical lilac hue, the 48-inch table is originally from Pottery Barn. You'd be hard-pressed to find a new table that comfortably (and more intimately) sits six for a Ben Franklin. Available on Apartment Therapy Marketplace, $100.

Don't let first impressions fool you, this Danish sectional has some good bones. Sure the cushions need substantial work but this listing is a real steal. The frame is in solid condition and you can use the rest of your budget on new foam cushions. Use this multi-functional seating as either one 98-inch-long sofa or as two sectionals. Available on Apartment Therapy Marketplace, $350.